Card Reading: Daily Reminders -"Find deeper meaning and personal growth amid the discomfort"
“Find a deeper meaning and personal growth amid the discomfort.”
The sooner we learn and realize that every experience has something to take form it. That even though it doesn’t feel like it at the time, it’s moving us forward.
Abraham Hicks says. "Contrast is needed. That experiencing things we don’t want, we can be more clear in what we do want."
Through pain, heartache, disappointment and discomfort, we get clear direction to move through it and come out on the other side even better.
“What doesn’t kill us, makes us stronger”
Another great post. A perfect example is I am a breast cancer survivor and when I was diagnosed I was devastated and afraid then I tapped in to my spiritual core. I accepted and moved forward and with that said during this journey I discovered that my body have a few war wounds my my heart and my spirit only became stronger and more determined. Thanks for sharing....appreciated. Will resteem.
Wow, very smart of you to do, tapping in your spiritual core. I bet you've discovered more strength than you ever thought possible. So glad to hear you are a survivor!
Love it! :)
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STOPThis reminds me of the Nahko Bear and Medicine for the People line: "Amidst the chaos, find your peace."
great post, couldn't agree more, we can learn most outside our comfort zone. I love listening to abraham hicks and as she says (paraphrasing) that when you feel discomfort it is just an indication that there is a gap to fill between where you are now and where your true being is. Our emotions and feelings are like a GPS, as long as our destination is clear, we can get lost in the right direction and we will still make it. "Enjoy the ride" as Bill Hicks would say R.I.P.